Supporting UK Astronomy
The Federation of Astronomical Societies would like to welcome a new member society – Tweeddale Astronomical Society who meet in Eastgate, Peeblesshire, Scotland. We wish them many successes for the future and we note that the FAS now has 208 member societies, reaching over 12960 astronomers.
A PDF copy of the Spring 2014 FAS Newsletter can be viewed/downloaded here for your enjoyment. The back catalogue of this newsletter can be found on the newsletter page.
As part of the 40th anniversary celebrations of the FAS the Convention and AGM is going to be bigger and better than ever. It will be on October 11th, at the University of Birmingham. For more information please checkout the convention webpage. You can book tickets on the above page or visit the booking page […]
The Federation of Astronomical Societies would like to welcome a new member society Sowy Stargazers (Othery) who meet in Othery, Somerset. We wish them many successes for the future and we note that the FAS now has 205 member societies, reaching over 12960 astronomers.
The Federation of Astronomical Societies would like to welcome a new member society – Northamptonshire Natural History Society (NNHS) who meet in Northampton. We wish them many successes for the future and we note that the FAS now has 204 member societies, reaching over 12900 astronomers.
The Federation of Astronomical Societies would like to welcome a new member society – Rosliston Astronomy Group who meet in Swadlincote, Derbyshire. We wish them many successes for the future and we note that the FAS now has 203 member societies, reaching over 12850 astronomers.
The Federation of Astronomical Societies would like to welcome two new member societies – Walton Astronomy Society who meet in Walton-On-Thames and Thanet Astronomy Group who meet in Westgate-on-Sea. We wish them many successes for the future and we note that the FAS now has 204 member societies, reaching over 12850 astronomers.